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Definition of spread
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of spread is as below...
Spread
(v. t.) To
propagate;
to cause to
affect
great
numbers;
as, to
spread
a
disease..
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Paper
::
Paper (n.) A
medicinal
preparation
spread
upon
paper,
intended
for
external
application;
as,
cantharides
paper..
Catch
::
Catch (v. i.) To
spread
by, or as by,
infecting;
to
communicate..
Resound
::
Resound
(v. t.) To
praise
or
celebrate
with the
voice,
or the sound of
instruments;
to extol with
sounds;
to
spread
the fame of..
Whisker
::
Whisker
(n.) Iron rods
extending
on
either
side of the
bowsprit,
to
spread,
or guy out, the
stays,
etc..
Abroad
::
Abroad
(adv.)
At
large;
widely;
broadly;
over a wide
space;
as, a tree
spreads
its
branches
abroad..
Cover
::
Cover (v. t.) To
overspread
the
surface
of (one
thing)
with
another;
as, to cover wood with paint or
lacquer;
to cover a table with a
cloth..
Sprawl
::
Sprawl
(v. i.) To
spread
and
stretch
the body or limbs
carelessly
in a
horizontal
position;
to lie with the limbs
stretched
out
ungracefully.
Light
::
Light (n.) To give light to; to
illuminate;
to fill with
light;
to
spread
over with
light;
-- often with up.
Widen
::
Widen (v. i.) To grow wide or
wider;
to
enlarge;
to
spread;
to
extend.
Ground
::
Ground
(n.) A gummy
composition
spread
over the
surface
of a metal to be
etched,
to
prevent
the acid from
eating
except
where an
opening
is made by the
needle..
Algonkin
::
Algonkin
(n.) One of a
widely
spread
family
of
Indians,
including
many
distinct
tribes,
which
formerly
occupied
most of the
northern
and
eastern
part of North
America.
The name was
originally
applied
to a group of
Indian
tribes
north of the River St.
Lawrence..
Spoon
::
Spoom (v. i.) To be
driven
steadily
and
swiftly,
as
before
a
strong
wind; to be
driven
before
the wind
without
any sail, or with only a part of the sails
spread;
to scud under bare
poles..
Overrun
::
Overrun
(v. t.) To run over; to grow or
spread
over in
excess;
to
invade
and
occupy;
to take
possession
of; as, the vine
overran
its
trellis;
the farm is
overrun
with witch
grass..
Prevalent
::
Prevalent
(a.) Most
generally
received
or
current;
most
widely
adopted
or
practiced;
also,
generally
or
extensively
existing;
widespread;
prevailing;
as, a
prevalent
observance;
prevalent
disease..
Bermuda Grass
::
Bermuda
grass () A kind of grass
(Cynodon
Dactylon)
esteemed
for
pasture
in the
Southern
United
States.
It is a
native
of
Southern
Europe,
but is now
wide-spread
in warm
countries;
--
called
also
scutch
grass,
and in
Bermuda,
devil
grass..
Redolent
::
Redolent
(a.)
Diffusing
odor or
fragrance;
spreading
sweet
scent;
scented;
odorous;
smelling;
--
usually
followed
by of.
Dissemination
::
Dissemination
(n.) The act of
disseminating,
or the state of being
disseminated;
diffusion
for
propagation
and
permanence;
a
scattering
or
spreading
abroad,
as of
ideas,
beliefs,
etc..
Permeate
::
Permeate
(v. t.) To enter and
spread
through;
to
pervade.
Flush
::
Flush (v. i.) To flow and
spread
suddenly;
to rush; as, blood
flushes
into the
face..
Patent
::
Patent
(a.)
Spreading;
forming
a
nearly
right angle with the steam or
branch;
as, a
patent
leaf..
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